The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-11

Taught and number of visiting ladies and gentle
spoke being highly pleased with the improvement
and recommend its adoption by the Supreme Lodge.
Vessel Lodge, No. 121, will be visited by the COM
nittee on next "Wednesday evening, when open meet
ing viii be held.
supreme Secretary Duden visited Valley Lodge, No.
296. at Delphi, Thursday and North Star Lodge,
No. 291, on Friday evening last.
Marion Lodge visited by the committee last
Monday evening. There was very large attendance
ing there were also large number of persons pres
ent who are not yet members of the order. a fine
ladies and gentlemen took part Instrumental music
by Messrs. j. E. Sullivan, Len Rosenburg and Ed
Taught. Baushman J. z Sullivan and Miss Reddins.
ton; comic songs by Mr.. G. j. W. Scherrer. Mary b.
Roster: vocal by the Evening Star Quartet and
the McCorkle Quartet; vocal solo by little Gertrude
were made in the interest of the order by Supreme
President Wishsrd and supreme Secretary Duden
thanked the members and their friends for the visit
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
Compton Lodge viii have degree work next Tues
day evening.
Elizabeth Lodge received two applications for mem
bership at the last meeting.
Hope Lodge made a net gain of FIVE members dur
ing the month of November.
Martha Lodge conferred the degree two candi-
dates on last Tuesday evening.
Past Protector Elizabeth Schmidt. of Elizabeth
Lodge is visiting her son in California.
Compton Lodge will give entertainment at the
Prospect Lodge initiated two candidates on Tues
day evening. The lodge will give an entertainment
at the next meeting.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Victoria Lodge held q rousing meeting last Mon
day night, receiving two members by card and two
new applications for membership, which now gives
them four applications on file
Victoria Lodge will have degree work at their next
meeting, and expect large turnout. The lodge will
elect three trustees and all other officers for the next
term at the meeting on Monday night, Dec 20
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
The managing committee Of the Sick Benefit
League have several applications to approve at their
next meeting.
Grand Councillor Pearson met with the Chosen
Friends, at Brazil, last Wednesday evening. He
ports good interest in the order there.
Eureka Council, No. 25 is preparing to give "the
FTater Hail When BLOCK. They have invited all
Chosen Friends and their friends to be present.
Delta Council, No. l. win entertain s'the visitors
Monday evening, Dec. 10. This will be the last
meeting of the visiting committee this year. The
election of officers fot the next term will be held at
this time
Amty Council, No. Al, at Southport, received
''the visitors" last Thursday evening. Refresh
nents served by the members of the council.
The roll of councils called and it found that
all in this county. except two. were represented.
woMAN's RELIEF CORPS
Major Robert Anderson W. R. c. has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term: President
Carrie Hoskins; senior vice-president, Lizzie A.
South; junior vice president Emma Eady; treasurer.
Matte Wilson: chsplan, Mrs. A. D. May; conductor,
May Starr; guard, Grace MAYHEM; delegates to the
department. convention, Lizzie A. South and Nancy
A. Weaver aternates, Florence Meek and Miss May.
The corps had two limitations.
Geo. H. Chapman W. R. c. has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing s term resident hate
vice-president, Mary RhInehemer; treasurer, Anna
B. Fowler chaplain, Lucinda A. Kurtz; conductor.
to department. convention. Hattie NJ. Hopkins, julia
A. Mills; aternates, Carrie Belming, Sarah Ofutt.
The corps also mad six limitations.
ORDER OF THE IRON HALL.
Ladies' Branch, No. 495. gave another of their de-
hghtful monthly open meetings last Monday
evening. The following took part: Miss Bertha
Mueller. Miss Essie Messing Mrs. NJ. W. Walker,
little Berthe Rozer Mr.. Parsons, Mr.. Ed Frazer,
Miss Emma Purseu, Miss Essie Pursen, and Miss
Emma Messing.